L’Acteur fragile

His name is Éric Elmosnino. He says a text in front of the audience. This text is about him, but he's not the author. It was written by Mohamed El Khatib. By playing on the double shift of telling his own story but using the words of another, Mohamed El Khatib offers his own version of what Diderot described as the "paradox of the actor". In so doing, he places the actor in a situation that is both clear and complex, insofar as it involves being oneself while being someone else, since we never know exactly which of the two is speaking. This balancing act is a testament to the actor's virtuosity, which is as discreet as it is remarkable.

After starting out in the theater almost by chance "for the beautiful eyes of a girlfriend", he ended up playing Serge Gainsbourg in the cinema